RAWALPINDI:

Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) Director General (DG) Kinza Murtaza said the Resilient Environment and Municipal Services Development (DREAMS) project is a key initiative that would help improve the system of water supply to the city of Rawalpindi.

The project would help meet the growing water needs of the city and improve its infrastructure for better service delivery.

In a statement issued on Saturday, the DG highlighted the importance of the project in providing sustainable water solutions in Rawalpindi.

“The overall scope of the DREAMS project involves the treatment and supply of 14.5 million gallons per day (mgd) of water from Chahan Dam to Rawalpindi city. Additionally, the project will involve the improvement and replacement of the existing water supply system in Rawalpindi. “, said Kinza Murtza.

She pointed out that the growing population and urbanization of Rawalpindi have put significant pressure on the existing water supply system.

The project is a response to these challenges and will include the development of new water sources, the renovation of existing infrastructure and the implementation of cutting-edge technologies to ensure a sustainable and efficient water supply for the city, he said. she declared.

She added: “The DREAMS project is a crucial step in meeting the growing demand for water in Rawalpindi.

It aims to modernize the city’s water infrastructure and provide residents with reliable access to clean and safe drinking water. »

The project would benefit thousands of households in Rawalpindi city by improving the efficiency of the water distribution network, reducing water losses and ensuring better resource management.

Additionally, the project will focus on long-term sustainability, integrating climate resilience and water conservation measures to meet the city’s future demands, the DG said.